14 Nov 1930
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1930
Page
1
A report from Frederick Junction notes Norman Baer, 19, linked to a vehicle carrying more than 40 unemployed men found shot dead. Authorities investigate the scene and potential motives amid a spate of killings.
A 19 year old man, Baer, died from injuries after a gun exploded while being carried in a machine. Two companions were with him, one a brother, as authorities opened an investigation and coroner listed accidental death. Local agency meetings follow with plans to improve county roads.
The annual S P A meeting announced officers for the next year and noted over a hundred dogs admitted to the shelter in the year. Most dogs were placed in homes, with a few euthanized. remaining animals are advertised and often find homes. The society's agent Charles W. Smith handles cruelty cases and funds reflect a larger appropriation due to shelter expenses.
Uneven fragmentary report notes 35 brethren, three sisters serving for baptism, and a gathering near a stream. Mentions Dee, Mtieberie, and Excel Stav, with references to duties and acts of service.
A speaker urges seizing a downturn as a chance to act, noting persistent depressed conditions in business. The talk stresses pushing forward with a project or plan, claiming two or more objectives can be improved, and hints at continuation on page 45.
The Montgomery Choral Society announces rehearsals and a second season with about 40 members and new joiners through December 15. Washington Gas Light Co. cuts domestic rates effective November 1 1930, affecting bills this month and introducing fixed meter charges plus a seasonal use rate for heating.
Baltimore November 14 AP Herman Westphal 70 year old ecclesiastic is examined by experts after a coroner's inquest found he shot and killed Charles Hub and then set fire in a Howard County three story home. The grand jury meets next month and officials plan a special session likely.
A New Register of Wills announces the appointment of three deputies to assist in managing estate matters. The report notes the appointments aim to streamline probate duties amid growing caseloads.
The notice reports Mrs Thomas named to replace M Reita Arm lettona Gardner and Mr Shepley taking register duties December 1 after fifteen years as deputy clerk. It also mentions a fatal accident near Bead street involving Miss Mercer a Parkway school second grade teacher and an unrelated vehicle collision with a car driven by a Hagerstown resident.
Washington reports plans for an Anglo American air mail service across the Atlantic. W Irving Glover second assistant postmaster general says Pan American Airways and Imperial Airways of England will operate the route within a year. The plan envisions a U S to Bermuda leg with possible extension to serve other routes and passengers.
Hood College hosts two hockey games Saturday morning at 117 Orient Mt Hood fields officials note Hood varsity and Hood second teams will play after a morning event lineup lists ministers and professors in a measured campus schedule officials plan a morning gathering led by Pref. W. R. Bammhart and a brief address by Batdeal Lizera.
Court notes list licenses and marriages involving Washington and Lewistown couples. Records show Frederick residents with deeds and assignee lines including Holsenbough dog ownership dispute and testimony on dog leasing. Proceedings touch on property transfers and court actions with details of names and sums.
A notice states bands found in partridges are being sought for return. Ta Chock requests authorities locate and return the missing bands to the rightful owner.
Delr ick County Library announces Story Hour begin under Hood College students led by Miss Grace Brane. The event starts Saturday morning and continues each Saturday with posters and special books on display. Library circulation has risen with a daily average of 121 books and 204 on a recent Wednesday.
The Exchange Telegraph reports Swiss police are quietly pursuing a plot disclosed yesterday to kill members of the Soviet commission in Geneva. A Russian letter to the League of Nations secretary general mentions boarding the departing train to shoot the party members.
Safe crackers broke into the post office and cigar store area in Pasadena Maryland early today escaping with goods valued at 495 dollars. Postmaster J M Appleton discovered the robbery when opening for business and found an empty safe about 360 yards from the building. An anniversary service at St Timothy's Chapel will be held Saturday evening with a social to follow and donations invited.
The Army and Navy football teams plan a post season game in New York on December 13 at Yankee Stadium or the Polo Grounds as a charity event. Army officials say the test game will not affect future Army Navy relations or eligibility. Major Philip Fleming heads arrangements with Annapolis authorities as Grover Whalen seeks unemployed relief through the event.
A bulletin reports the Japanese premier was wounded in a shooting incident. Authorities say the premier is being treated as his cabinet considers security measures and possible police actions. The attack occurred as the premier traveled toward Tokyo to board a train for an official engagement.
Hospital meeting notes record October activity with 236 patients treated and 173 discharged. The memorandum mentions a Tuesday morning session at 19 2s Home and references partial data for the month.
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